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Dayton utility board adopts new water and sewer management policy
Summary
The Town of Dayton Utility Board unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-5 on March 18, 2025, repealing and replacing Resolution 2021-7 to establish a revised policy for the operation and administration of the town's water and sewage systems.
The Town of Dayton Utility Board on March 18 unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-5, replacing the town's 2021 policy on management and operation of its municipal waterworks and sewage works. Attorney Patrick Jones introduced the measure, describing it as "a resolution repealing and replacing Resolution 2021-7 which establishes a policy for the management, administration, and operation of the municipal waterworks and municipal sewage works of the Town of Dayton."
Utility Board Vice President Rocky Richards moved to adopt Resolution 2025-5; Town Board Vice President Steve Schuhle seconded the motion. The board approved the resolution by roll call with Carla Snodgrass, Marc Buhrmester, Rocky Richards and Steve Schuhle all voting yes.
The minutes record the action as a formal repeal-and-replace of the earlier policy (Resolution 2021-7). The resolution text was introduced and voted on at the meeting; the minutes do not include the full, final text of the replacement policy nor a staff summary of substantive changes compared with Resolution 2021-7. The board did not record additional debate in the minutes beyond Attorney Jones' introductory description and the formal vote.
Next steps for implementation, timelines, or assigned staff oversight are not specified in the minutes. The board packet or the town clerk's office should hold the full resolution language for readers seeking the policy details.
The board also handled routine business at the meeting, including approval of an adjustment report and personnel contracting, recorded elsewhere in the minutes.
